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A software engineering or cybersecurity vacancy attracts dozens of applications. The CVs look polished, the keywords match the job description and the experience appears right. Then the interviews start, and some candidates struggle to explain the projects, tools and results listed on their own CVs. For UAE employers competing for specialist technology professionals, that creates a real problem: how do you tell genuine expertise from a convincing document? AI has made it easy to rewrite a CV, tailor it to an advert and rehearse interview answers. That helps qualified people communicate better, but it can also help others exaggerate or misrepresent their experience. The answer is not to reject AI-written CVs. It is to verify skills, experience and identity more carefully. This guide covers what the research says, where traditional screening falls short and how to build a more reliable technology hiring process. Why a Polished CV No Longer Proves Technical Ability When many candidat...